The Delta Junction Men's Polo Shirt

Where the Alaska Highway ends and the flying begins.

Delta Junction is the kind of place Alaska pilots talk about with a grin. The official end of the Alaska Highway, the Tanana River braided out across the flats, the Alaska Range standing up white to the south, and weather that can change its mind before you finish your runup. You don't fly the Interior casually, and you don't forget it.

This polo carries the real VFR sectional chart around Delta Junction, set right into the print. It reads as a sharp, rugged polo from across the room. Up close, Alaska pilots start tracing the river, the highway, and the airstrips they've used as a lifeline.

Why it works up north and down south

• Pique knit fabric (poly and spandex) with a little stretch for climbing in and out of a Super Cub.
• Quick-dry fabric wicks moisture, from a summer bush strip to the golf course.
• The chart is permanently in the fabric, not printed on top.
• It gets softer every time you wash and wear it.
• Clean enough for the office, tough-looking enough for the hangar.

Buying it as a gift?

For the pilot who flew the Interior, the soldier who was stationed at Fort Greely, or the traveler who drove the whole Alaska Highway and still tells the story. It's a shirt that says "I was really there," and they'll wear it proudly.

Made just for you

Sewn to order for you. Check the size chart before ordering to find your best fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Fly safe up there.